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Posted Mon, Sep 14, 11:10 a.m.
Does the GOP really need another outlet for their propaganda? It's not as though there's any scarcity. I really want independent media to thrive. I support (with money) a couple outlets today (e.g. firedoglake.com, salon.com). When I visit crosscut.com and see this crap, I'm strongly discouraged from revisiting. And more ...
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serial_catowner- "we keep hearing about how people want to live in suburban homes." As a newly wed with child, we bought in "Rentaquah" because that's what we could afford. The commute (home -> daycare -> work -> daycare -> errands -> home) was brutal. I prefer to live in urban ...
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eastkingcountyrednecklogger- "I do have a problem when these 'planners' decide thats the way I am going to live." Yet another example of acute persecution syndrome by a libertarian cultist. Look, planners don't want to evict you from your unabomber cabin. Developers do. As a treehugger, seeing your 5 acre parcel ...
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